The Latest Breaking News from IFS

SCOTLAND’S budget deficit is forecast to grow because of falling oil and gas prices – sparking a warning from a top economist.

The Government plans to have a further review to reconsider plans for the state pension age to rise to 68.

The large fall in salaries is making worse the staffing crisis in institutions that teach vocational courses such as childcare. College teachers pay has dropped by 18% compared to 13% for those who work in schools

Around 69 per cent of families entitled to universal credit in England are not eligible for free lunches

Families on universal credit are much more likely to be food insecure, according to researchers.

Government set to delay announcement until after next general election, reports suggest

Intel announced today that Stuart Pann will be the new head of its foundry business, and will attempt to accelerate its growth and rate of adoption by other customers.

In a combination of a press release and series of tweets from CEO Pat Gelsinger, Intel this afternoon has announced a pair of significant corporate leadership changes at the company, which will impact both their Intel Foundry Services (IFS) and graphics/accelerator business segments. In brief, IFS is getting new leadership,…

Institute for Fiscal Studies says the point of pensions is to fund retirement, not to bequeath large sums tax free

Millions of Britons face paying basic or higher-rate tax for first time. We look at how much it will cost and what you can do

Move will have no impact on NHS retention of doctors, say economic thinktanks